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CS2 Cases

Browse all Counter-Strike 2 cases.

Weekly Drops

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Sealed Dead Hand Terminal

Sealed Dead Hand Terminal

Released Mar 11, 2026

Sealed Genesis Terminal

Sealed Genesis Terminal

Released Sep 16, 2025

Kilowatt Case

Kilowatt Case

Released Feb 6, 2024

Revolution Case

Revolution Case

Released Feb 10, 2023

Dreams & Nightmares Case

Dreams & Nightmares Case

Released Jan 21, 2022

Armory Exclusive

2
Fever Case

Fever Case

Released Mar 31, 2025

Gallery Case

Gallery Case

Released Oct 2, 2024

Discontinued

7
Gallery Case

Gallery Case

Released Oct 2, 2024

Operation Riptide Case

Operation Riptide Case

Released Sep 22, 2021

Operation Broken Fang Case

Operation Broken Fang Case

Released Dec 3, 2020

Shattered Web Case

Shattered Web Case

Released Nov 18, 2019

eSports 2014 Summer Case

eSports 2014 Summer Case

Released Jul 10, 2014

eSports 2013 Winter Case

eSports 2013 Winter Case

Released Dec 18, 2013

eSports 2013 Case

eSports 2013 Case

Released Aug 14, 2013

Other

31
Recoil Case

Recoil Case

Released Jul 1, 2022

Snakebite Case

Snakebite Case

Released May 3, 2021

Fracture Case

Fracture Case

Released Aug 7, 2020

Prisma 2 Case

Prisma 2 Case

Released Apr 1, 2020

CS20 Case

CS20 Case

Released Oct 18, 2019

Prisma Case

Prisma Case

Released Mar 13, 2019

Danger Zone Case

Danger Zone Case

Released Dec 6, 2018

Horizon Case

Horizon Case

Released Aug 2, 2018

Clutch Case

Clutch Case

Released Feb 15, 2018

Spectrum 2 Case

Spectrum 2 Case

Released Sep 15, 2017

Operation Hydra Case

Operation Hydra Case

Released May 23, 2017

Spectrum Case

Spectrum Case

Released Mar 15, 2017

Glove Case

Glove Case

Released Nov 28, 2016

Gamma 2 Case

Gamma 2 Case

Released Aug 18, 2016

Gamma Case

Gamma Case

Released Jun 15, 2016

Chroma 3 Case

Chroma 3 Case

Released Apr 27, 2016

Operation Wildfire Case

Operation Wildfire Case

Released Feb 17, 2016

Revolver Case

Revolver Case

Released Dec 8, 2015

Shadow Case

Shadow Case

Released Sep 17, 2015

Falchion Case

Falchion Case

Released May 26, 2015

Chroma 2 Case

Chroma 2 Case

Released Apr 15, 2015

Chroma Case

Chroma Case

Released Jan 8, 2015

Operation Vanguard Weapon Case

Operation Vanguard Weapon Case

Released Nov 11, 2014

Operation Breakout Weapon Case

Operation Breakout Weapon Case

Released Jul 1, 2014

Huntsman Weapon Case

Huntsman Weapon Case

Released May 1, 2014

Operation Phoenix Weapon Case

Operation Phoenix Weapon Case

Released Feb 20, 2014

CS:GO Weapon Case 3

CS:GO Weapon Case 3

Released Feb 12, 2014

Winter Offensive Weapon Case

Winter Offensive Weapon Case

Released Dec 18, 2013

CS:GO Weapon Case 2

CS:GO Weapon Case 2

Released Nov 6, 2013

Operation Bravo Case

Operation Bravo Case

Released Sep 19, 2013

CS:GO Weapon Case

CS:GO Weapon Case

Released Aug 14, 2013

CS2 case guide

Browse CS2 Cases, Contents, Prices, and ROI

Skinbase currently organizes 44 supported CS2 cases and case-like containers in one searchable catalog. Use it to distinguish weekly drops, Armory-exclusive releases, discontinued cases, and other containers before opening a detail page to inspect the item pool and current marketplace data.

What is a CS2 case?

A CS2 case is a tradable Counter-Strike 2 container associated with a defined pool of weapon finishes and, for many cases, a rare special-item pool containing knives or gloves. Traditional weapon cases require a key to open. For ROI calculations, Skinbase treats the total opening cost as the current case price plus the fixed $2.50 key cost.

The case itself and every possible result are separate market items. Their prices vary by marketplace, while an unboxed skin can also vary by wear, StatTrak status, pattern, or phase. A case detail page keeps those relationships together so you can review the exact contents instead of judging a case only by its name or purchase price. Terminals and other supported container types may use different acquisition or opening mechanics, which are reflected by their own catalog entries.

How to compare CS2 cases

A useful comparison considers more than the cheapest listing. Check how the container is obtained, what it can contain, and how the value of those outcomes compares with the complete opening cost.

Availability and supply
Weekly drops, Armory-exclusive items, discontinued cases, and other containers have different supply paths. The directory separates these groups so you can compare like with like.
Current case price
Compare live listings from multiple providers. A price on the Steam Community Market uses Steam Wallet funds, while third-party marketplaces may price items for cash.
Case contents and variants
Open a case page to see its item pool by rarity and inspect priced wear conditions, StatTrak variants, and supported rare phases where data is available.
Expected return
Case price alone does not describe opening value. Use expected value, return percentage, average unbox value, and profit chance to understand how the full outcome pool affects the calculation.

Compare those opening metrics with the , then review provider fees and trading models in the .

How to use the CS2 case catalog

  1. Step 1Find the right container.Search by case name or browse the availability sections to narrow the catalog.
  2. Step 2Inspect the contents.Open the detail page and review the included skins, rarity tiers, special items, and current prices.
  3. Step 3Compare before deciding.Check marketplace listings and ROI data, or use the to research an individual outcome.

Why use Skinbase to research CS2 cases?

Live prices from many providersCompare frequently refreshed case and skin prices without searching every marketplace separately.
Connected case contentsMove from a container to its possible outcomes, variants, item pages, and marketplace offers in one research flow.
Price and probability contextReview market prices alongside expected-value and profit-chance metrics instead of relying on the headline case price alone.

CS2 Cases FAQ

Common questions about CS2 cases and their contents.

Which cs2 cases have the best odds and lowest prices?
All CS2 cases share the same fixed drop rates (0.26% for knives and gloves, 0.64% for Covert skins), so the odds are equal no matter which case you open. What actually differs is the price of the case and the value of items inside, giving each case a different expected value (EV). Use Skinbase ROI data to compare EV and marketplace prices side by side to find the best-value case to open.
Which cs2 case is the most profitable to open?
Case profitability changes constantly with market prices. Check the ROI section for up-to-date expected value (EV) calculations for every case. Generally, most cases have negative EV, but some offer better odds than others.
How do I find out what skins are in a cs2 case?
Just click on any case on Skinbase to see its complete item pool. Every skin that can drop is organized by rarity tier, from Consumer Grade all the way up to Covert and Gold, with current market prices shown for each item.
What are the drop rates for cs2 cases?
CS2 uses fixed rarity-based drop rates. Mil-Spec (blue) items drop ~80% of the time, Restricted (purple) ~16%, Classified (pink) ~3.2%, Covert (red) ~0.64%, and Exceedingly Rare (gold/knife/gloves) ~0.26%.
Can I track cs2 case prices over time?
Every case page on Skinbase includes price history charts so you can see how the case price and the prices of items inside have changed over time.
Which cs2 cases are in the active weekly drop pool?
The cases currently in the active CS2 weekly drop rotation are: Sealed Dead Hand Terminal, Sealed Genesis Terminal, Kilowatt Case, Revolution Case, Dreams & Nightmares Case. These are the cases you can receive as a random reward after matches. The active pool changes occasionally when Valve adds new cases or rotates them out.
What are CS2 Armory Exclusive cases?
Armory Exclusive cases such as the Fever Case and Gallery Case can only be obtained through the CS2 Armory Pass. They do not drop from playing matches. Because they have a separate acquisition path, their supply and pricing dynamics differ from regular weekly drop cases.
What does it mean that a cs2 case is discontinued?
A discontinued CS2 case is one that has been removed from the weekly drop pool, meaning it can no longer be earned through gameplay. These cases can still be purchased on third-party marketplaces. Because the supply is fixed and keeps decreasing as players open them, discontinued cases often appreciate in value over time, making them popular among investors.
Are discontinued cs2 cases a good investment?
Discontinued CS2 cases have a fixed supply that only shrinks as players open them. If demand stays stable or grows, the price typically rises over time. Use Skinbase price history charts to verify the trend for any specific case before buying.
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